Orange Bar sits on Haštalská in the quiet northern corner of Prague's Old Town, a small cocktail bar that has poured classic, modern and artisan drinks since 2002. It trades on being tucked away from the Wenceslas Square crowds, a neighbourhood room where the bartenders have time to build a proper drink.
Published February 15, 2026 · By Daniel Okafor
Orange Bar works out of Haštalská 755/15 in Staré Město, a short walk from the Old Town Square but off the main tourist run. The bar's own site dates it to 2002 and describes a wide list of signature and classic cocktails, and Yelp, updated through March 2026, lists it as an open cocktail bar. Tripadvisor and the bar's Facebook page confirm the address and the daily evening hours. The hook is the setting. This is a small, established Old Town bar that locals use to escape the crush a few streets over.
The room
The room is compact and low-lit, the kind of bar that seats a couple of dozen and rewards arriving before the rush. The official site leans on a deep cocktail list and a calm, tucked-away atmosphere as the draws, and reviewers describe an intimate space where the bartenders take their time. Because it is small, a busy weekend can fill it quickly, so an early seat at the bar is the way to watch the drinks built rather than wait for a table.
What to order
Order from the cocktail list, which the bar splits into classic, modern and artisan drinks, with the house signatures the ones to ask the bartender about. Prices sit in the mid range for central Prague, below the marquee cocktail rooms but with the same care behind the bar. The move is to skip the obvious and let the bartender steer toward a signature. The plan is one classic to start, one house creation to follow, and a quiet corner to drink them in.
What regulars say
Reviewers on Yelp and Tripadvisor describe Orange Bar as a small, friendly Old Town cocktail spot that locals rate for the drinks and the calm, praising the bartenders and the escape from the busier streets nearby. The point that comes up most is scale. Regulars say the room is intimate and can fill on weekends, so an early arrival or a quieter weeknight is the better bet. Several note that it sits away from the tourist crush, which is the reason they send friends here rather than to the bars around Wenceslas Square. The detail that recurs is longevity. A cocktail bar that has held the same Old Town corner since 2002 has earned its regulars, and reviewers treat the steady quality and the unhurried service as the reasons it has lasted while flashier rooms have come and gone.
Who it is for and best time
This is for a quiet cocktail, a date away from the crowds, and anyone working through Prague cocktail bars. It opens every evening and runs late, so an early seat or a nightcap both work. Skip it if you want a big, loud night; the room is small and calm. For the wider city, see the full Prague bar guide.
The verdict
Orange Bar earns its place as a quiet Old Town cocktail room, an established neighbourhood bar a few streets from the crush. Take an early bar seat, ask for a signature, and let the bartender work. For more Prague cocktail rooms, compare the classic Tretter's Bar, the elegant Parlour, and the hidden Cash Only. Our cocktail bars guide rounds out the category.
